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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
JEFFERSON.
A Man Indicted for Counterfei'ing Cap
tured-A 800, 900 Damage Shit.
srer.el tn the Gezette

A Man Indicted for Counterfei'ing Cap
tured-A 800, 900 Damage sntt.
special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Feb. Eli. c. Ell
lis, alias Frank Ellis, alias Ray Dodson,
who was indicted this term of the federal
court for couuterfeiting United States
Treasury notes, was arrested near Pitts
burg, Tex, yesterday y Deputy Marshal
Oxen and lodged in jail here. f lis is a
Young man of good appearance, aged
tweIty-three, and halls from st. Louis.
He stoUtly declares his Innocence.
In the United States court the
case of Robert IIunt vs. the Texas and
Pacific ana Missouri Pacific Railway Gem
panes. which is q suit by plaintiff foI
500, 600 damages received by stepping
into pit which was left open by the
railroads at their yard at Marshall, Yves
concluded late this evening. The argu'
ment was closed to-day and the case giver
to the jury at 2:50 p. n, who, up to this
writing, is still out. This case has been
on trial for four days and was holly con
tested. The important point involved is
the question as TO which Of the railroad
Companies mentioned is responsible fol
the alleged damages.
Parson Richard Bentley, a blind colorec
preacher, was up.in the Justices cour
Lto-day on q charge of fighting with s
coIored brother in public house. He
pleaded guilty and was fined lightly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
Duel without Bloodshed.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 2l.-Emile
Rieyoe, manager, and Andre L. Roman,
editor of the French evening paper Trait
D'Union, left yesterday morning for JEFF
ferson parish, where they met on the
field of honor. The weapons used were
ordinary dueling pistols. The distance
was fifteen PAGES. After exchanging two
shots, each without bloodshed, the sec
onds interposed and hostilities ended.
Ii appears that there has been some mis-.
understanding regarding the manage.
ment of the paper and the duel was the
result Of this disagreement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
DECATUR.
4 Bill OF Indictment Found galnst Mrs.
Lancaster.

4 Bill OF Indictment Found ) galnst MRS.
Lancaster.
Special TO the Gazette.
DECATUR, Ten Feb. 2l-The grand
jury found bill of indictment against
Mrs. Julia Lancaster for killing Robert
Ferguson, full sccount of which ap-
peared in THE GAZETTE when it happen
ed. Mrs. Lancaster was brought into
court to-day on habeas corpus and the
attorneys agreed upon bail in the sum of
$1,000 which she readily gave with G. NJ.
McSpadden and J. C. Carpenter sureties.
The case is set for March 4.
Wise county hereby applies for sop
from THE GAZETTE pot of seed for the
drouth sufferers. We have 1000 destitute
in this county.
The case of the State of Texas vs..
Buck Allen for killing Mack Gill is set for
the 28sh, with Byron G. Johnson as special
Judge. The case against him for killing
Tom Gill is set for March 8.
The case of Lovejoy against the Demo
crat Publishing Company was continued
to day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
a Father Loses All Presence of Mind and
Bis Child Is Roasted alive

Special to tie Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Feb. 2l.-A little
child Of Mr.. Henry Rose, residing in the
SUBURBS, YVES burned to death last even
ing. II seems the mother had stepped
cut to see neighbor, leaving the father
with the child dnring her absence. Soma
one called Mr.. Rose out, and while he
was in the yard talking, thGchild, which
was three and half years old, got too
near the stove and its Clothes caught fire.
The father. hearing the cries, rushed in,
and seeing the little one enYeloped in
flames lost all presence of mind and fell
to the floor. The poor child was literally
cooked before assistance arrived, and
died in great agony sitter very few
hours. The parents are crazy with grief
over the horrible fate of their little one.
The father attributes the death to his
csrelessness. II was d horrible sight to
look upon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
A Card.
FORT WORTH, Ten, FEB. 81, 1897.

FORT WORTH, Ten, FEB. 81, 1887.
Mr.. 4. g. Rintleman:
You are hereby solicited to allow your
name to come before the Democratic paJ-
ty as a candidate for the office Of Alder
man of the Fourth ward ,,sys.
knowing that if yoHdre elected, while
protecting ths.interests of our ward you
will woIlSfor the welfare of our entire
.esty, We are, yours respectfully,
MANY CITIZENS AND TAXPAYERS FOURTH
WARD.
In compliance with the above request
hereby announce myself as candidate
for alderman tSr Fourth ward, subject to
the action OF the Democratic nominating
convention. Yours respectfully.
4 = 4. G.. RINTLEAIAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
cancer Of The Tongue.

Ny wife, some three or four years ago was iT SGr
bed w;ie1 nicer on the slde OF her tonEuI To- 10
mo ,h-o,He The nam was incessant, causing JOSS
Of seen.Snd predicting area; nervous prostratlonI
NcromJanylng this trouble was rheumatiS1ln, ~
let of one hand she almost losing the use OF IL
Retwekn the suffering OF the two, life had gTo%
1rrGefsome By the use of a half dozen stGaa,
s,1aSh hotties OF Swlfts Specific, she was eht;Eets
soiral,oI ogd restored to health. This was three
wears ago, and there has been no return OF Inc us
eaSe. u. L. -hl
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treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases inai!eu IT, ee
f,ryy SyrIvr SPECIFIC CO. Drawer B. Atlanta ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
a SCHOONER SUNK.
a ThirIwind Capsiz-s q Vessel in Tho st
Johns Riyer-The Crew Lost.

Johns Riyer-The crew Lost
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Feb. 2l.-Just be-
fore dusk last evening seventy-tive feet
schooner, sailing down 81. Johns river
about six miles below this city, was lifted
out OF the water by whirlwind, turned
partially round and then Capsiz5d- Her
crew, so far as known, consisted OF five
men, and AL We're lost. The accident
was most peculiar. At the point where
it occurred tn river is about three miles
wide and the channel almostin the center
Of the river was dotted with many pleas
ure crafts, and the accident Was wit
messed by It. least fifty persons. Efforts
are being made to recover the bodies OF
tho crew end II learn the name OF the
SCHOONER, but so far they have been I'M
Successful. A wreCking tug viii attempt
to raise her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
s,o. a,s wiz, and Killed Himself.

ArTICA, n. Y, Feb. 2l.-Yesterday
william Nelson, a well known farmer,
living mile and half south of this town,
shot his wife and then shot himself. He is
dead but she is not fatally injured. The
pair hsd quarreled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

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DEAD ON THE TRACK.
The Decapitated Body of a LsbGrer Four d
at Texa-kana.


at Cexa-kana.
Special TO the Gazette.
TExARKANA, ARK, Feb. 2l-A work
man going to his work at an early hour
this morning found on the railroad track
in the rear of the Iron Mountain
freight depot the body of man with his
head severed from his body. From let
rers found in his pockets he was identi-
fed as Nike Regan, citizen Of East Tex
aIkana. Justice Flynn held au inquest
and the verdict of Tie jury YVES thas he
came to his death By being run over by
the cars. Just how the accident occurred
is not known, but it is supposed the de-
ceased was uUder the Influence of whisky,
SIS ne was seen yesterday intoxicated. He
Was an Industrious man, but was given to
occasional spTeca. He was ABOUT twenty
five years CT age anu leaves g wife and
three children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

Every person is interested in their own
affairs, and if this meets the eye of any
one who is suffering from the effects OF s
torpidliTer. we will admit that he is IN
terested inSgettsHg well. GeHa bottle OF
Prickiy Ash Bitter, use 1t as difecteds
and,you will .di&aysbe glau yoE cad this
itayn = 2"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. WILSON'S Soothing Syrup should
always be used for Children teethiag,, Il
soothes me child, .softeps the gams, al,
lays all paiua cures wi9fcoiic and issthe
best rsfnedy tsrS disrfnee, az cents a
hottl6S 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
GrnnbnrY,s New COLE e.

COrrtspordcnce OF the Gaze:te.
GRANBURY, TEX, Feb. l9.-Work
commenced on our new college this
week, 6ud by September next we can
boast of college far superior 10 the ore
consumed by fire last month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

Mrs. Partingt u and her son Ike, 1t is said,
both use DR.. Bull'sGaugh syrup for colds.
Every travelling m IN should take with him q
bottle of Salvation Oil. price only > cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
The Paris Boulevard.

The Paris boulevard and its cries
give one but very incomplete sum-
mary Of the topics and morals OF the
capital, and yet it is fertile in texts
for lay sermons. Mingled with the
voices of hawkers announcing the
contents of the evening papers, "The
new scandal" ARREST of DIR. Castel.
nau. ARREST of Crouzet," "a jour-
nalist thief" you hear the latest cry,
"Demandes les amours dune hyster-
ique," and nobody seems scandalized.
Why should one be? The secrets OF
science which were formerly known
only to the initiated are now the com
mon talk. Charcot and his demoniac
patients are recognized as good sub
iects for dinner cable talk. Hall
the novels of the year are no
thing better than misguided erotic
physiological studies. On the surface
of Parisian life and OF Partisan light
literature, there is an abominable
scum, which, for want of laws, the
police are unable to skim off. The
liberty of printing and selling, doubt
less, is a precious privilege, but these
llOeTlleS nave HOW Truthful III dIlS d
degree of license which interferes with
the liberty OF the individual. Liter
ally, at the present moment, it is i'm
possible to walk hundred miles
along the Boulevard des ltaliens with
out having ones ears polluted by the
cry of the titles of foul prints. and
ones eye offended by the sight of
nasty images, such as the caricature
OF Comte de Paris and M. Rouvier,
which is at present displayed shame
lessly on every kiosque. The boule-
wards nowadays are simply infested
with nuisances of all kinds, against
which it is urgent that police meas
ures should be taken unless Parisians
wish to see their city lose its good
-[Edmund Yates Paris Letter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
Press Opinions.

The long and short of it is that the
political labor vote is a very uncertain
quantity and factor and it is still
doubtful which party it hurts the
moro.-[Washington Post, Dem.
So rapidly is public opinion forming
on this QUESTION that an attempt to
add the business of telegraphing to
the government business of carrying
letters will very probably be made in
the next Congress. There is much tC
be said for this plan and something to
be said against it. 1t is proposition
which the people should carefully con-
slider on its merits. s.-lBoston Globe,
Dem.
A word of advice to railroad officers
will be timely on their habit OF reti-
cence and false hood with regard to
accidents. Truth from those qualified
to speak at such a time is not only a
duty, but the best policy. Attempts
at concealment only lead to closer in
quiry by reporters, and generally to
sensational eXaggerations, more harm
full to the company than literal re-
cital OF the real facts would be.-[Ne
York Commercial Advertiser.
The Democratic party has nothing
to fear in the contest Of next year. 1t
is the party of peace, order and un-
ion it is the national party and the
only one. The Republicans, always
sectional party, have stupidity che
sen to remain so. Their appeal is to
sectional suspicion and hatred. I'm
der Democratic rule the whole coun-
try has become unprecedentedly pros
porous, because the Democratic policy
is national and not sectional, patriotic
and not selfish.-[New York Herald,
Ind.
If the Mormons wish to convince
the country OF their readiness to aban-
dom polygamy, all they have to do
is to abandon it. They can do this
just as we'll under territorial gov
ernment as under any other. They
control Legislature and courts, and
can pass and enforce laws against po-
lygamy if they desire to do 50 without
waiting to be given the powers of a
sovereign State. If they abolish
polvgamy in fact as we'll as in name
under their present form of govern
ment, they will not have much trouble
in securing admission as q State
philadelphia Times, Ind.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23

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closely, and, keeping his eye upon it,
turns clear around. Then he turns
around again, and as the revolution
continues, he gradually settles down
and down, and down, until at the end
of perhaps the fourth round he is on
the floor, his tail curled up in front OF
him, his paws stretched out and his
nose upon them. 1t takes nice cal
culation ON the dogs part to get down
as he desires. The girls having found
their places with reasonable directness,
looked at them carefully and turned
round. They could not well twist
their necks about, as the dog does,
to see that they do not escape their
mark, but they settle slowly, with an
undulatory motion, after The manner
of the cat. That great tournure, you
know, is elastic as we'll as rigid, and
it only needs that it shall be crushed
in the right way for it to assume its
original form without accident when
the pressure is released; but if
sideways pressure is exerted upon it
1t becomes critical moment for the
dress.
Now, it does not follow that q girl
can sit directly down upon the tour
nure with safety to it. 1t is recall
citrant creation resents being driven.
1t may be coaxed, but an attempt to
subdue it at one fell swoop is likely to
end disastrously, for it will slip away
to one side, and then, if it is not hope
lessly out OF place, the wearer will
have to begin all over again. So the
girls had to come down slowly, way
ing their bodies from side to side,
bringing pressure to bear upon the
tournure gently, and finally insinuat-
ing themselves into their chairs when
the hustle wasn't thinking.-[New
York Sun,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
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NOW Girls Sif Down.

The variety Of complicated chairs in
tbeaters make it a matter of concern
70 get safely seated. To women the
problem is rendered further difficult
nv bustles. A Sun reporter watched
two girls as they took places in front
OF him. If you have ever seen a pet
dog curl himself up for nap near the
fireplace you have fair idea OF how
these girls got into their seats. They
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
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